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    Fujitsu [email protected] purchase

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by pdvol, Feb 23, 2005.

  1. pdvol

    pdvol Notebook Enthusiast

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    As a result of Brian's rec ref a trusted site for purchase of the 3510, I pulled the trigger yesterday, spoke with Ivan ( suggested by Brian ) and he helped me configure it for my uses. He was patient, honest with his suggestions ( in several instances he suggested a less expensive choice ). Portable One is expecting a shipment Friday. I'll see how delivery goes-----
     
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  3. Dave_SC

    Dave_SC Notebook Guru

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    Hello Brian, any thoughts(good or bad) on the N3510 yet?

    "The tree of Liberty needs to be watered from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." -
    Thomas Jefferson
    3rd president of US (1743 - 1826)
     
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  4. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    Good luck to you. I'm enjoying the demo unit I'm playing with.

    Brian

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  5. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    I'll post first thoughts this week, running battery stress tests now. So far it's very nice.

    Brian

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  6. Eliwood

    Eliwood Notebook Deity

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    Do you think that Fujitsu will be offering the N35XX with more choices for the processor and an upgraded display? That nice display begs to have a higher resolution than merely WXGA. :)

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    Toshiba Hard Drive (40GB 5400rpm) finally blew on my 2.5 year old Compaq 2800T.
     
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    I have also looked at portable one due to the good reviews people on here give them. When you say they will adjust it to the specs that suits you, how much are they willing to change on a system. I really have like the Fujitsu 3510 except the video card. Is that upgradeable?
    Also has anyone had experince with the Portable One laptops they look alright but I havent seen any reviews about them yet.
    Thanks
     
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    michae42 Notebook Geek

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    Hey P-dogg, funny you should ask about the portable one laptops. I recently got the MX. I am TOTALLY loving it. Ivan told me it had the best non-glare display, and as usual, he was right. Not only is the sxga resolution nice, but everything looks so crisp and bright. the unit is SOLID, and you can tell it's a very well-built machine. To tell you the truth, it feels more solid than the S6210 that my mom has. I got the MX with 1.8 (dothan), 60GB 7200 rpm HD, and for now i have 1Gig of ram. it can handle anything i throw at it. I've been meaning to post a detailed review on it (with hi-res pictures and everything), but i've just been swamped at work. (not sure if you know, but the P1 MX and UX laptops are basically rebadged Asus units). Hope this helps. if you have any other specific questions, just let me know.
     
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  9. Brian

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    No, you can't upgrade the vid card, not at this time anyway.

    Brian

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  10. LetsRok

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    Hey PDVol, I'm right up the road from you in Clinton. You cant go wrong with P1. Got my order Monday and was very pleased with the sales team. You can check out my review at http://www.notebookreview.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11707 if you like. Congrats on your purchase.
     
    LetsRok, Feb 25, 2005
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